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Pusan Zhongyi

Type Figure Region Asia Time c. 1110–1162 Also known as Pusan Wuzhe

Pusan Zhongyi (c. 1110–1162), Jurchen name Wuzhe, was from Balugu River in Shangjing of the Jin dynasty and held hereditary muke rank.…

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  1. 1130–1141Shaanxi and Henan battlefields · North ChinaAt sixteen he led the troops of his own muke under Wanyan Zongfu to take Shaanxi, then followed Wanyan Zongbi south, attacking Jizhou, Daming Prefecture, and Shou, Lu and other prefectures, winning repeated merits and being promoted to Ningyuan General and Commandant of the Imperial Guards.
  2. 1151–1160Zhenwu Army, Lintao, Pingyang, Jinan · Jin dynastyAt the end of the Huangtong era, after offending a close associate of Hailing, he was posted out as military commissioner of Zhenwu Army and repelled bandits; he then served as governor of Lintao, Pingyang, and Jinan, and deputy commander-in-chief of the Jiangnan circuit field camp, following King Hailing's campaign against the Song, taking Tonghua Army, and continuing to command troops in regional defense.
  3. 1161–1162Nanjing (Kaifeng) · Nanjing CircuitAfter Shizong ascended the throne, he suppressed the Yila Wowo uprising, then as Commander-in-Chief led the army south against the Southern Song, successively taking Xuyi, Chu, Lu, He and other prefectures, forcing the Song to negotiate peace and bringing about the Longxing Peace Negotiation; on the army's return he was additionally made Left Chancellor and Commander-in-Chief, and died soon after.

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